Racial politics in an era of transnational citizenship: the 1996 "Asian Donorgate" controversy in perspective

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Asian American and Pacific Histories Migration, Refugees, and Integration Diaspora, migration, transnational identity

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Chapter 1 Glossary of Terms Used Chapter 2 Introduction Chapter 3 Transnational America: Race, Class, Nation, and Citizenship Part 4 RACE Chapter 5 A Shifting Discourse: From Campaign Finance Reform to National Security Part 6 NATION Chapter 7 Transforming and Negotiating the Public Sphere: Americans Respond to Asian Donorgate Chapter 7 The Coming Conflict: American Orientalism and U.S.-China Relations Part 8 CITIZENSHIP Chapter 9 Citizenship and Disciplining: Americans as Homo Economicus Part 10 CLASS Chapter 12 Conclusion

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